And behold, a monster was born.......

[Dukester]

I thought it would be cool to have one of those little Lee reloading kits so I could hand load my own ammo for my .357 cowboy shooter. My wife got me one for Christmas and I bought some supplies and tried it out today. For some reason I found myself enjoying myself as I loaded the hundred casings I bought. I've already been online looking for more crap to buy and I want to pick up more brass and primers tomorrow. Like I needed another way to spend money on guns!

 

[dlbleak]

thats awesome man, just think of the money you are saving PLUS all that free time you have is now being put to good use, right?

 

[dlbleak]

0h, and btw, as i have mentioned in many threads. cast your own for 2.50 a box-total!

 

[Pulp]

The Lee Loader has taught many a person the fine points of loading. I have several, and still use them from time to time.

 

[daniel1daniel2]

The family knows were I am when I disappear for hours on end, You will have lots of fun with it and almost can not run out of loads to try

 

[dennishoddy]

Been reloading for over 30 years. You will never get enough equipment that you will think, "this is enough".

 

[VIKING]

I've used lots of lee loaders and never had a problem. Years ago I had one for a 410 shotgun and loaned it to someone. Never got it back and haven't found one in years. I really liked it.

 

[Dukester]

I was a bit surprised to find how easy it is to use. I doubt I'll ever get one of the big setups but I might try some other calibers.

 

[Nimaro]

Never say never, I upgraded from my rcbs rockchucker to a Dillon 550B with a couple quick change kits this Christmas...

 

[Dukester]

Never say never, I upgraded from my rcbs rockchucker to a Dillon 550B with a couple quick change kits this Christmas...

You sir, are no help at all.